Festival-goers shafted by soaring food prices as event organisers demand… ↗
Front page leadFood businesses at Irish music festivals are being forced to hike prices due to demands from event organisers for a significant cut of their takings.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international events. Top stories include concerns over soaring food prices at Irish music festivals, lobbying against a proposed tax on coffee cups, and details emerging about Ireland's Budget 2027. International news…
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Russian strikes in Kyiv region kill three people, including a young child ↗
Three people, including a child, have been killed in Russian strikes in the Kyiv region of Ukraine.
Applegreen, Butlers and Insomnia lobby against plan for 20c tax on takeaway… ↗
Major coffee retailers and forecourt operators are lobbying against a proposed 20-cent tax on disposable takeaway coffee cups.
Income tax cuts, childcare, inheritance tax: What we know about Budget 2027 ↗
Details are emerging about potential measures for Ireland's upcoming Budget 2027, including possible income tax cuts and changes to childcare and inheritance tax.
US appeals court upholds order halting work on Donald Trump's $600m White… ↗
A US appeals court has upheld a previous order that halts construction work on a $600 million White House ballroom project associated with Donald Trump.
UK Met Office issues new heat alerts as Britain braces for fifth heatwave ↗
The UK Met Office has issued new heat alerts as Britain prepares for what is expected to be its fifth heatwave of the summer.
Review: Is the supernatural thriller series Possession worth watching? ↗
A review assesses the supernatural thriller series 'Possession', offering an opinion on whether it is worth watching.
Irish wildfires have high overlap with protected nature sites ↗
Ireland has one of the highest rates in Europe for wildfires occurring within protected nature areas.
Data centres used almost one billion litres of water last year, but another… ↗
An investigation reveals that data centres consumed nearly a billion litres of water last year, though another industry was a larger user.
Luxury living along the Killiney coast with games room, wine cellar and gym… ↗
A property listing showcases a luxury home on the Killiney coast featuring a games room, wine cellar, and gym, priced at €7,250,000.
Free parking and no tolls for EVs: How Norway became the world leader for… ↗
An article explores how Norway achieved its status as a world leader in electric vehicle adoption through incentives like free parking and toll exemptions.
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